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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
12
Horstmann of The Tire Store explains balloon tire repair challenges and Firestone response. Firestone schools teach balloon tire building and repair methods with practical shop practice to restore tires to near original condition. In his shop Firestone methods guarantee repairs and equal wear to the tire rest.
Mrs. Jim Barmore visits Dallas this weekend. A. L. Massengale travels to Cameron Friday. Vera Mayes visits Mary Ethel Massengale Sunday. Eldred Massengale and family spend the weekend with Jim Barmore. Mary Emma Thweatt Mays and Doris White visit Mildred Massengale Saturday. John Thweatt on sick list this week. Jim Barmore suffers loss as his barn burns Friday evening. Mesdames DeWoody and Elliott Atkinson and Gordon visit.
A visiting party spent several weeks at the home of Mrs. Hubert Atkinson and left for Dorado Arkansas. The group will take a train to French Camp Mississippi to resume studies at the local school. Messrs. LeRoy and Ralph Massen gale attended preaching at Marlow Sunday night.
Miss Bertha, Ruby and Margaret Baylor spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Ruby Nicholson. Miss Elizabeth Nicholson, from Daniel Baker College, Brownwood, returned home for a three week vacation. Mrs. Wm Freeman and children Billy and Betty took her mother-in-law Mrs. Mary Freeman to Hubbard on Tuesday.
Rev. R. L. Nicholson drove with his son Malcolm to Hearne on Monday evening for the latter to take part in activities there.
Bill Law son of Mr and Mrs Roy Law observed his fourth birthday last Saturday afternoon inviting several friends to celebrate on the lawn The cake iced in white bore four pink candles candy chewing gum and a cake were served Outdoor games were played and Sam received many birthday remembrances from his friends
A golfist references finals as the decisive rounds of a tournament, distinguishing them from any beverages. The remark clarifies that finals denote high stakes play rather than a drink.
An editor reports pressure from a supervisor who requires deliverables an hour earlier than the staff’s readiness time. The pace and timing strain the team as deadlines tighten.
A visitor in a prison discussed aiding a prisoner by swapping clothes when unobserved. The prisoner suggested the rest of the plan would follow once the swap occurred. The exchange would supposedly enable the prisoner to escape.
Advert says seeking two or three furnished rooms for light housekeeping with private bath and toilet. Prefers garage for car. Respondents address through W. J. Walker care of M. G. Cox.
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